daily nebraskan
page 7
Wednesday, november 2, 1977
Faculty, staff lots
not open to SA's
A motion to recommend student assistants (SA's)
again be allowed to buy parking permits in faculty and
staff parking lots was defeated Tuesday afternoon at a
Parking Advisory Board meeting at the Nebraska East
Union.
Board chairman Terry Tallon voted against the
measure, saying he wanted more time to study the
question and review public input.
In open session before the vote, the board heard state
ments from representatives of several UNL groups.
Housing office representative Selina Sima, Harper-Schramm-Smith
complex program director, said SA's
should be allowed the privilege because of the service they
provide to students. She added that such parking spaces
were in surplus and SA's would not be in competition
with teaching assistants, and others because of the lots
location.
Sima also asked why SA's were not notified of the
change in time to provide input.
Parking and traffic coordinator John Duve replied that
the change was made to comply with university
regulations and to provide more loading zones near
residence halls.
Residence Hall Association president Mark Gibson said
more loading zones are not needed and ones currently in
use are not enforced. He added that space is being wasted
in staff lots which should go to SA's because of the service
they provide to students.
Mike Eyster, complex program director at Abel-San-doz
halls, agreed no more loading zones are needed and
recommended 15 parking spaces to be set aside for Abel
SandozSA's. UNL student Ken Marienau noted a considerable sur
plus of funds in the Parking and Traffic Dept. because of
higher revenues and lower than expected costs. He re
commended hiring an accountant to help manage the
department's budget, adding that parking permit rates
could be lowered in the future.
union
coJenctaf
Nqon , -. Student; Y-Wo,.
menSpeak, room 232
12:30 p.m. - College
Career Christian Fellowship,
room 337
2:15 p.m. - Union Pro
gram Council Human Poten
tials, room 343
3:30 p.m. - Student
Development Task Force,
room 216
5:30 p.m. - Engineering
Toastmasters, Harvest room
A
6 p.m. - Gamma Lamb
da, Harvest room C
6 p.m. - University
Health Center Outreach
Training, conference rooms
6 p.m. - Multi-Cultural
Affairs tutoring, room 225G
6:30 p.m. - ASUN Sen
ate meeting, room 202
202A. ,
6:30 - pjri.
Board-Survey
room 243
7 p.m.
purgisnacht
ditorium
7 p.m. -
iety of Civil
room 222
7 p.m. - Interfraternity
Council, ballroom
7:30 p.m. - Math coun
selors, room 225
8 p.m. - NUPIRG, room
216
- Union
Task force,
- Winter Wal
committee, au-
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